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The casting of the teenagers though is problematic in that the actors who played them were well past adolescence. There are a high number of familiar faces in small roles, so there’s some enjoyment in that especially since the actors give good performances despite the subpar material. The only problem is that due to the high altitude the temperatures would’ve been freezing and therefore Reinhold’s face should’ve been covered with frost. Judge Reinhold, who sports a blonde wig here, has an amusing death where a bomb explodes causing him to fly so high into the air that he manages to bump into a Japanese jet and then begs through the airplane window to be let in. The drowning of one victim in a bathtub filled with milk and cookies as well as the killing of another who was obsessed with brushing her teeth, so when the killer stabs her instead of blood coming out it’s toothpaste are good too. The 5 cheerleaders that get turned into a massive shesh-ka-bob and having to be carted away together on this long stretcher is actually kind of cool. The funniest bits are the deaths themselves. This film though hired Richard Whitley, who appears briefly along with co-writer Jaime Barton Klein as customers during a restaurant scene, who is best known for penning Rock ‘N’ Roll High Schooland he approaches the material the same way as that one by throwing in any lame bit of humor that he can whether it works with the story, or connects with a horror element, or not, The result is hit-or-miss with the majority of it being quite stupid and only a few of the jokes managing to land.

I’m not opposed to horror comedies, and even hardcore horror fans can sometimes enjoy them, as long as they’re structured inside a conventional horror plot like with Scream that mixed the laughs with genuine scares. This was yet another attempt at parody of the modern-day horror/slasher film, but done in the style of Airplane, which has a gag occurring almost every second. Now everyone is telling her not to reopen insisting that the place is cursed, but she does so anyway and then the killings start back-up.

The camp is run by Bambi (Candice Azzara) who had been the only cheerleader not killed during the infamous incident. This causes the summer cheerleading camp to be closed down, but then 19 years later, it gets reopened.

In 1963 the town of It Had To Be, Indiana wins the state football championship, but then after the game the cheerleaders turn up dead having been killed by a javelin that manages to slice through all five of them at the same time. Hayek later revealed to Yahoo! in 2017 that she had to have herself put into a trance to perform with her snake co-star, a large Albino Burmese Python.4-Word Review: Who killed the cheerleaders? However, it's soon revealed she and the entire staff are really vampires, so once blood is shed, there's a feeding frenzy that sets into motion the second part of the original From Dusk Till Dawn movie. Santanico is a dancer at the bar that Seth (Clooney) and Richie (Tarantino) hide out in, and she performs a show-stopping dance that enraptures the crowd.

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Related: Every Salma Hayek Horror Movie Rankedīoth From Dusk Till Dawn 3 and the series expanded on the history of Santanico Pandemonium, played by Salma Hayek in the first entry. The series essentially remade the original movie during its first season, though it greatly expanded on its characters and the wider mythology of the vampires.

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The movie later spawned a franchise, consisting of a straight to video sequel and prequel, and a TV series that ran for three seasons. From Dusk Till Dawn also gave George Clooney - whose character has a really cool tattoo - his first major leading role, and his career went from strength to strength in the aftermath.

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